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Originally Posted by BeeGuy
It seems in my opinion that these officers did not have reasonable or probable grounds to execute a search beyond what was on the ice.
Things to be aware of when dealing with these people is whether you fall into the 'leading questions' trap.
"Do you mind if we take a look in your car" This can be worded many ways and made to seem like you have no choice in the matter.
It is very easy and good practice to tell officers that you do not consent to a search. This way they will ensure they have reasonable and probable grounds.
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Where in the OP posting did he say they searched anything that was not on the ice
And did he post that he was not asked if they could search his property even though they don't have to ask.
Oh thats right this is just your OPINION for what thats worth ...